Most respected former Juventino? (14 Viewers)

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++ [ originally posted by Don Bes ] ++
somehow i feel "respect" for all the hard work of Soldatino Di Livio

Why "somehow"? Di Livio was great!

It's a pity we didn't get to see him on the pitch today though :down:

 

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[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++

Why "somehow"? Di Livio was great!

It's a pity we didn't get to see him on the pitch today though :down:

coz nobody cares about you unless you score goals or your face gets in the news

 

[neath_lad]

the late john charles should defiently be on that list, he as an awesome CB and forward. he could score goals for fun and this was when the italian league defence was solid.

he didnt get much money but played football because he truely loved the game and juventus.

 

[Layce Erayce]

why wasnt he on the list?

 

[Juve89]

Roberto Baggio

 

[neath_lad]

++ [ originally posted by DukeVonEggwaffle? ] ++
why wasnt he on the list?

havent got a clue, i seen it on tv when fans from turin talking about john charles and then starting to cry.

 

[Modo Bianconero]

roberto baggio for me is da most respected footballer all around

 

[Layce Erayce]

++ [ originally posted by neath_lad ] ++


havent got a clue, i seen it on tv when fans from turin talking about john charles and then starting to cry.

i dont think theres a single fan here from turin

and not many old enough to remember his playing days

 

[Bjerknes]

Man, somebody has to vote for Massimo Carrera. Don't leave him out guys. :frown:

 

[Il Messiah]

"Le roi" Michel platini

 

[Elnur_E65]

Hmmm... I've never seen this thread.

My vote would go to Platini...

 

[Hat_Trick_Playa]

Zidane

 

[neath_lad]

btw, john charles was voted 'wales top sports personality for the past 50 years' just shows who great he was.

 

[Kaiser Franco]

As a milanista I will always have unbounded respect for Jurgen Kohler. His ultra-correct duels with Van Basten, who was otherwise molested by half the serie A defenders, were one of the high points of the football season. It was the world's greatest stopper vs the world's greatest attacker, plainly. Never did Kohler raise a leg too high or attempt some desperate Vierchowoodian tackle. He knew when he was beaten and accepted it, this in an era when Juve could do little more than watch and learn from the Napoli-Milan duopoly.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

how long was he part of juventus ?

 

[Kaiser Franco]

From 89-90 to 94-95 if I am not mistaken. He was part of that Borussia Dortmund team full of ex-juventini (Moeller, Reuter, Julio Cesar, Sousa) that beat you against all odds in the 97 CL final.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by Kaiser Franco ] ++
From 89-90 to 94-95 if I am not mistaken.

thanks.

He was part of that Borussia Dortmund team full of ex-juventini (Moeller, Reuter, Julio Cesar, Sousa) that beat you against all odds in the 97 CL final.

how can one forget this.